Pioneer HDJ-1000 has a futuristic look, lightweight design, and featuring exceptional sound quality. The Pioneer HDJ-1000 headphones is more perfect for professional DJs. The HDJ-1000 weighs in at less than one pound, which makes it possible for music professionals to wear the headphones comfortably for hours. This headphone is available in Amazon.com and cost about $200. Here is the Specifications form amazone.com bellow.
Specifications:
* Frequency Range: 5 to 30,000 Hz
* Impedance: 40 Ohm
* Maximum Input: 3,500 mW
* Output Sound: Level 107 dB/mW
* Unit Type: 50 mm dome
* Plug: 3.5 mm 3P mini plug (gold-plated)
* Weight: 9.5 ounces (excluding cord)
* Connection cord: 3.94 feet long single coiled cable (approx. 9.84 feet when straight)
* Accessories: Plug adapter with screw, black vinyl carrying bag
Recently Pioneer had a Press Release there they showed Two New Bold Colors mostly the golden highlights sure look appealing to everybody . Checkout the Press release.
Press Release
Pioneer Offers Exclusive Limited Edition Headphones
The Popular DJ Headphones Come Back With Two New Bold Colors
LONG BEACH, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.’s Professional Sound and Visual Division today introduced its limited edition HDJ-1000 professional DJ headphones due to be available in December 2010. The limited edition headphones will be offered in two fashionable colors, provide a more comfortable fit, and produce better low frequency reproduction for more effective mixing.
“Much like our players and mixers, Pioneer headphones are designed for both style and performance. We have a versatile line-up of headphones that are sure to complement many DJ levels. The new HDJ-1000s will not only catch your eye, but also please your ears,” said David Arevalo, senior marketing manager, Professional Sound and Visual Division for Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc.
Many DJs are as critical of the look of their gear as they are with its audio performance. The HDJ-1000 headphones provide the high-quality sound that DJs expect as well as choices of colors and styles that make a fashion statement. The HDJ-1000 headphones come in two new colors, black and gold, in addition to the original chrome model. The black version resonates with a more sophisticated look, while the gold version provides a more glitzy style.
To obtain the best audio reproduction possible, the drivers in the HDJ-1000 headphones were tuned to deliver more impact in the lower bass frequencies of music. Its thick 38 micrometers diaphragm and 1.5 mm voice coil are more efficient in generating the critical midrange and mid-bass frequencies in music and produce a more linear response even at high volume levels.
Furthermore, the mono/stereo selector circuit was modified to obtain clearer playback, especially in the midrange frequencies. With this change, the headphones deliver sounds such as bass drums, snare drums and cymbals with more impact.
For maximum comfort, the headphones use low rebound urethane for the ear pads providing a better fit and increased comfort when used for long DJ sessions. Along with the urethane pads, the design of the headphones wrap around the ears to achieve excellent sound insulation, making monitoring effortless even in the noisiest environments.
Additional features of the HDJ-1000 include an easy fold-away structure design, convenient carrying pouch, a swivel mechanism with 90-degree housing rotation to support a wide range of monitoring styles, and a convenient mono/stereo switch for single-ear use.
The gold HDJ-1000-G and the black HDJ-1000-K will be available in December 2010 at a manufacturer suggested retail price of $209.
Specifications:
Type: Fully enclosed dynamic stereo headphones
Frequency: 5Hz – 30kHz
Impedance:36Ω
Maximum input power:3,500 mW
Output sound level:107 dB/m
Unit type: 50 mm diameter dome type
Plug: 3.5 mm diameter 3P mini plus (gold-plated, screw in)
Weight:9.52 oz. (excluding cord)
Included accessories: 6.3mm 3P plug adapter (gold-plated, screw-type), carrying pouch
Connection cord: 1.2m side mount coil cord (extended 3m).
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